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    Dark, gloomy castles, noble peasants and virginal maidens are all staples of typical gothic literature. Without Horace Walpole’s, The Castle of Otranto, gothic literature would not be what it is today. While there is a plethora of recurring elements in gothic literature, the damsel in distress has been a founding staple of the genre and has persisted through time. The damsel in distress is a principal archetype in most gothic literature, including The Castle of Otranto. The two damsels in distress

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    Sometimes hardships and challenges are one of the best thing that could happen to you. In my junior year football season i rushed for over 1200 yards and was only the 2nd to rush over 1000 at this school, i was first team running back all region and i had article written about me and how i was gonna have a big senior season so i had a lot of pressure on me. My senior year comes and right before my football season started i tore a ligament in my knee that could possibly end my season. I was devastated

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    Summer is normally associated with steamy days and muggy nights . Summer can also be full of adventure and pure beauty . When thinking about the best summer I've ever experienced , my body becomes sun-kissed , instantly I hear the waves of the ocean and feel the breeze across my face . The smell of barbecues , flowers , and the sounds of kids laughter and playing are just some of the things that come to mind for me , Summer 2000 was EPIC ! Having had the opportunity to travel at / through a return

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    T. L. O Case Study

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    The vice principal notified T.L.O'S mother and turned the evidence of drug dealing over to the police. They took T.L.O down to the police station where she admitted to selling marijuana on school property. T.L.O was charged as a juvenile with criminal activity, Based on T.L.O’s confession and all the evidence in her purse that state of New Jersey brought charges against her. T.L.O attorneys said the evidence of drug dealing found in her purse could not be used as evidence in court because it was

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    Buffy and Angel The relationship between Buffy and Angel is ecstatic. The relationship itself has power, lust, and is fully intriguing. The relationship between Buffy and Angel was doomed from the start because, Buffy is a vampire slayer and Angel is a vampire. Clearly the two do not go well, I mean seriously, what kind of combo is Buffy and Angel really? Could they be a couple like Romeo and Juliet and play a tragic role in language arts, or will they end up like Peter Pan and Wendy, two people

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    Animals Behind Bars

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    Animals Behind Bars Children are jubilant and enamored as they stroll by the animals incaptivated at the zoos. What they are not aware of is that the animals are not elated or healthy there. Most animals in captivity should be released because captivity directly affects their health, behavior, their instincts, and they are permanently disrupted. These issues are revealed by the studies that show the change from their natural habitat to the place they are held captive. One study shows that the health

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    Sinner or saint is a significant dichotomy in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Several characters are able to bridge this: Spike and Buffy being two of the notable examples, playing both roles throughout the series. However, the female vampires of the series consistently fall into the latter category of sinner, and not only that, but a sexually deviant or hyper sexualized sinner. There are no recurring female vampires in the show that do not become categorized in this extreme way. Drusilla was once a nun

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    Until 24 hours ago, I had never seen Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Growing up, I heard much about this show from friends, family, and the internet. The general consensus surrounding Buffy was that she was, and still is, a symbol of female empowerment. However, I have always been skeptical. Is the only way to empower a female character is to make her fight vampires? Both Gwyn Symonds’s article and my first episode of Buffy have addressed these concerns. Symonds discusses the sharing of gender roles as

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    Language is fundamental when it comes to building relationships and putting ideas into action. Buffy the Vampire Slayer features several themes that are difficult to notice immediately because of how well-integrated they are into the plot of the show. In one specific episode called “Hush”, the people in the fictional town of Sunnydale have their voices taken away by demons who are called the Gentlemen. The main characters are then forced to find new ways to communicate with each other to defeat

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    Scooby-Doo and Goofy are “dogs” that are known for their silliness and the fact that children adore them. Likewise, Blackie, from The Mixer by P.G. Wodehouse, has similar trait. He is a dog that narrates the The Mixer, but misunderstands the events. Because Blackie is awkwardly funny, one will fall in love with him. Many dogs look strange and have a unusual personalities and one of them is Blackie. For some reason, the first thing people call Blackie is ugly. Even Blackie admits every time he meets

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